Ryan Wertenberger
by Demosthenes April 18, 2004
Truncation of the last name "Skeoch" (pronounced "skew" as in "skewer")It is an uncommon name for hackers and gamers alike, but holds much value. Usually, hackers/gamers who posess the name Skeo are among the leet and do not have the ignorance (usally because they are too consieted) to directly signify that they are leet.
Other variations are:
Sk30
5k30
Other variations are:
Sk30
5k30
by Demosthenes May 26, 2004
the third president of the united states. Became president at the end of John Adams term in 1800. Major accomplishments include the Louisiana purchase and the reduction of the federal debt by decreasing the size of the federal government and military. Jefferson believed in the enlightenment philosophies of John Locke, and thusly believed taht governments purpose was to secure the rights of life, liberty, and proprety, and nothing more (he would be disgusted with the size of the gov today). His motto was " the gov which rules best rules least" . Also wrote the declaration of independence.
by Demosthenes July 23, 2008
by Demosthenes October 04, 2004
A very wise philospher of the 19th century. Founder of the transcendentalist movement. Buddies with Thoreau and Whitman. Wrote an essay called "Self Reliance", which stated that every man should decied for himslef what is right, and follow that, instead of following what the group says. "Whosoever is a man must be a non-conformist". Often misunderstood by ignorant stooges who dont actually read the essay... the same people who say "Thoreau went and lived where for two years... what a pussy"
meathead 1 -"those trangendenerots or whatever are fucking stupid"
meathead 2- " right... dude lets go pick up the new fiddy cent album"
meathead 1- "sweet"
meathead 2- " right... dude lets go pick up the new fiddy cent album"
meathead 1- "sweet"
by Demosthenes March 10, 2005
by Demosthenes February 18, 2004
1.a philosophical movement is 18th century Europe. Its most famous writer was the political theorist John Locke, whos writings influenced Jefferson and Franklin in their Revolutionary ideas. The enlightenemnt stressed that human beings should rely on God's gift to them, logic, and that theur world was very mechanical. Goes well with deism.
2. an epiphany
2. an epiphany
man 1"Oh my god! It just hit me"
man 2 "What"
man 1"i forgot to flush that toilet back in that memphis hotel"
man 2 "What"
man 1"i forgot to flush that toilet back in that memphis hotel"
by Demosthenes May 13, 2005